Montrose Green Infrastructure

The Montrose Green Infrastructure project is aimed at reducing flooding and ponding in the Montrose area through green infrastructure and showcasing how green infrastructure could benefit the rest of our community.

What is green infrastructure?

Green infrastructure is a way to manage water through the natural environment, like planting trees and restoring wetlands. Green infrastructure reduces flooding and ponding, supports our environment, and promotes safety. It's also low-cost!

A wetland with a bird flying over it. The wetland signifies one of the types of green infrastructure improvements, restoring wetlands.

A large green space in a city with bushes, trees, and community gathering areas. This image signifies another type of green infrastructure improvement, planting trees.

Get Involved!

Stakeholders and Supporting Partners:

Community In-Power and Development Association (CIDA)
Army Corps of Engineers & Silver Jackets
Anthropocene Alliance
Texas Sea Grant

River Network
American Planning Association and Texas A&M University
Buy-In Community Planning
HARC

Image credits: Header from Michelle Smith; wetland from Sara Cottle via Unsplash; green space from Nerea Marti Sesarino via Unsplash

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